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Si pe re eee nae NOSE LAER EELS LIES ponesestones BLUE AND WHITE balloons are released on the rainy evening signaling the beginning of the Cen- tral Memorial annual clash. A CEES: SSN APL GN LE Ee ee iaaie eee ests BN ES Si Po ASE ROR Aas BDU SEUNG SSO N EARLY AUGUST, Martin ‘‘|think you're the greatest genera- Benstein, new band director, tion God ever put on this earth,” puts the Blazer Brigade through says Bill Essex in a student organiz- their paces. ed Central convocation. SS op eT NTR hen the bell tolled on the first day and the students ran for their classrooms, there was a motivation everyone could feel. The sum- mer had sparked an excitement that hadn't yet worn off. Students knew their surroundings were changing. A new principal had come aboard, the new band director had already made his mark early in August during band camp, and months before the foot- ball team had been preparing for a state wide playoff in- stead of a cluster system. After school started, the freshmen blended in better than the previous year by receiving the first two spirit points of the year as they had the most parents and grandparents come to school visitation. Laughter and lightheartedness filled the air as changes continued. The quality of the lunches changed along with grow- ing requests from the larger and younger student body. A new line named Mr. B's Deli was added to the cafeteria in December, serving pan pizza, nachos, and stuffed baked potatoes. The line was a welcomed in- centive for those who don't get out to lunch. Students’ awareness began to explode when the Superintendent's Student Advisory Council brought students together to organize a one day program on drug and alcohol abuse. Bill Essex, the featured speaker, used enthusiasm, humor, and times of seriousness to make the crowd both laugh and cry. The discussion period at the end of the day gave students the chance to unite, voice, and maybe change their at- titudes on drugs and alcohol abuse. The scene throughout the day was both positive and alert. As the year continued, new Principal Robert Million began putting the spotlight on student involvement even more. He said that because of active participation, things were moving forward at Central. Students were establishing a greatness that was changing the scene.”’ RULY WRAPPED up in Blue and White Day, Steve Brown shows his spirit at the first school pep rally in the New Gym.
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™ KEEPING DRY under a blue um- brella, Principal Robert Million sympathizes for the players on the muddy field as he watches the Big Blue mangle Memorial. «Go BLUE!” yells Kiersten Lind- | | ENDING A HELPING HAND, berg as she gets crowd going Delonna Eash and Debbie Hess to help Adams stop from scoring. help out Chris Hall in decorating a locker. Blazer Buddies was an in- novation of Spirit Club.
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